Last week, a TikToker asked if I had a non-fiction version of my literature activity choice board freebie. I don’t know why I hadn’t ever thought to add that to my collection, so I did.
Here’s the original Choose 3 choice board designed to work with any short story or chapter of a novel unit:
And here’s the new version that’ll work with any article or non-fiction book chapter:
Grab ‘em both! Hope you’re set for the spring semester, teacher friend.
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I love the products of your thinking, Laura. Almost everything you create is easily transferable and relatable to an Australian context and they’re always practical, effective, goal-driven and aimed at building students’ understanding of how language and lit works. .
These are great! My students love choice boards. Thanks!
Thanks so much, Kate! Glad this will be useful in your classroom. 🙂
I’m so glad, ELA Teacher Talk! ?